Puerto Princesa Underground River

Throughout the tour, your tour guide will shine a flashlight on the many stalagmite and stalactite formations within the cave, some of which have grown to extremely large proportions over centuries. It is simply spectacular how the formations can resemble many things; you are encouraged to bring your imagination. It is also one of the most important conservation efforts in the country.

The subterranean river is nominated as one of the new 7 Wonders of the World. It was once called the St. Paul underground river. Vote for it by clicking this link>>>

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park or PPSRNP They have recently uncovered the fossils of a dugong and some crystal caves!

It is a core area for the Palawan Biosphere Reserve and is designated as an Important Bird Area (IBA). It was also declared as a National Geological Monument. In recognition of global significance, the PPSRNP has been inscribed to the list of natural World Heritage Sites.

The trip from Puerto Princesa city center takes anywhere from an hour and forty to and almost 2 hours to get to the underground river depending on the weather.